Bear Grylls: Last News

While most eight year olds would probably brand the likes of chicken nuggets, pizza and chips as their favourite foods, Prince George apparently has a more sophisticated palette. According to celebrity chef Aldo Zilli, Prince George is quite fond of Italian food but a classic Margherita pizza isn’t his go-to meal, like most eight year olds.

Former Corrie actor Ryan Thomas is expecting his third child, after The Only Way Is Essex star Lucy Mecklenburgh announced her pregnancy on Monday. News of the new baby will come as a surprise to fans of the celebrity pair, as Ryan had previously ruled out having any more kids.

Tenderly cradling his newborn baby son Amari with his family at his side, Victoria Cross hero Johnson Beharry broke into a smile with wife Mallissa, as he told OK!, “Our children are our greatest achievement.” It’s clear that the soldier is a doting father to 11-week-old Amari, their eldest son Ayden – who celebrated his eighth birthday during the photoshoot – and daughter Aniyah, four. Johnson, 42, who suffered life-changing injuries during his tour of Iraq, said, “When I was injured I didn’t know if I would live but fatherhood has taught me the meaning of unconditional love and it has healed me.

EXCLUSIVE: Bear Grylls’ production company The Natural Studios, the JV with Banijay, has set Escape From Pretoria director Francis Annan to helm its first scripted movie, a contemporary reworking of The Count Of Monte Cristo.

Hopetoun House in South Queensferry on Wednesday night.The Daily Record Pride of Scotland Awards, in partnership with TSB, will honour the nation’s unsung heroes - ordinary people quietly living extraordinary lives and making a difference in their communities.From humbling acts of kindness and selfless acts of bravery to raising millions for charity - our country is packed to the rafters with incredible folk who deserve to be celebrated.And tomorrow we will be doing just that with a red carpet extravaganza which will see some of the world’s biggest stars pay tribute to our worthy winners.Celebs taking part include James Corden, Alesha Dixon, Sir Trevor MacDonald, Annie Lennox OBE and Bear Grylls, Sir Kenny Dalgleish, Sharleen Spiteri,

groundbreaking documentaries and insightful podcasts may have propelled him into the limelight, but away from his extreme adventures and survival guides, Bear Grylls rarely gives insights into his life off-camera.During an exclusive chat with HELLO!, the 46-year-old - who is set to star in Bear & Nicola Adams' Wild Adventure on Friday night - has opened up about surviving lockdown with his wife Shara and their three sons; Jesse, 18, Marmaduke, 15, and Huckleberry, 12.MORE: 11 best festivals to look forward to after lockdownWATCH: The seven natural wonders of the UK revealedThe couple met just a few months before he left to climb Everest when he was running around naked on a beach in Scotland on New Year's Eve.

We’ve watched Bear Grylls put a whole host of famous faces through their paces over the years, as he takes them on an adventure to remember. And in ITV’s special one-off, Bear & Nicola Adams’ Wild Adventure, it’s time for double Olympic Gold winning British boxer Nicola Adams to step up to the challenge.

Lucy Mecklenburgh had a “really embarrassing” and “horrendous” train journey to Manchester with her baby son Roman. Former TOWIE star Lucy’s nightmare trip occurred when taking her 14-month-old son, whom she shares with fiance Ryan Thomas, from London to Manchester.

back on track after a difficult split. On a recent episode of Running Wild with Bear Grylls, the retired driver and current podcast host and winemaker reflected on the end of her last relationship.

Celebrity Island with Bear Grylls and Running Wild, fractured three vertebrae 25 years go during an SAS training exercise gone wrong. Bear was 21 years old at the time and had been skydiving over Zambia.

DESPITE all his many achievements, survival expert Bear Grylls is perhaps best known for being “that bloke who drinks his own pee”. The ex-military hardman has scoffed a live fish, a zebra, bear poo, raw goat’s testicles and drunk the blood of a turtle.

survivalist Bear Grylls claimed that he has been “approached” to play the big screen’s most famous spy, 007.“I have been approached to play Bond by a few people I can’t name,” the 46-year-old adventurer best known for his daring survival skills on “Man Vs. Wild” told The Sun on Sunday.“It’s flattering.

HE has broken his back in a parachuting accident and nearly died on Everest, but Bear Grylls says his latest challenge was the most terrifying of them all. The TV adventurer came face to face with a boa constrictor snake in South Africa that coiled around his neck and dragged him underwater.

Susanna Reid was full of compliments on Wednesday's Good Morning Britain, mentioning her co-host Piers Morgan 's "slimmer" frame. The duo were introducing the day's episode, explaining that outdoors expert Bear Grylls would be on later to give tips on shifting any extra lockdown weight.Piers, 55, was quick to jab Susanna, 49, telling her that she should listen up, however she complimented him instead of hitting back.She told him: "You're looking slimmer, how's it going?"Piers replied: "I'm just shovelling less in my mouth.

HE’S tackled the world’s harshest climates but Bear Grylls says I’m A Celeb stars will be shocked by the wrath Wales unleashes.  The TV survival guru, who hosts World's Toughest Race: Eco-Challenge Fiji, reckons it can be a different proposition from even the Arctic.  Contestants will be holed up at Gwrych Castle, in North Wales, and Bear warns: "The bad weather in Wales will be brutal. Contestants should not underestimate it.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! with return later this year with a brand new location, there’s been hella speculation about which famous faces will be taking part in the show.Jessie J, Vernon Kay and Tiger King star Carole Baskin are just some of the names that been rumoured so far and now another huge TV star has been added to the list.

Survival expert Bear Grylls is a new bookies' favourite to join I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! 2020.

World’s Toughest Race: Eco-Challenge Fiji, a ten-episode event hosted by Bear Grylls. Sixty-six teams from thirty different countries run, climb, bike, sail, paddle, spelunk, and swim through jungles and rivers, over mountains and the Pacific, racing to claim victory.“They definitely designed the course to make it just unforgiving,” says elite ultra-runner Coree Woltering, who competed in the Eco-Challenge as a member of Team Onyx — the first all-Black, predominantly LGBTQ team in expedition racing.

Peter White Television EditorNat Geo was forced to shut down 77 productions, encompassing 394 hours of programming, across more than a dozen countries around the world in March when COVID-19 struck.It has been laboriously going through the process of getting many of these shows back to production and showrunners from four of its shows –  Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted, Running Wild with Bear Grylls, Queens and Category Six – were present at the network’s virtual TCA presentation to reveal how they’ve done it.Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted has just completed episodes in Croatia, Iceland, Portugal and Finland as it heads into its third season, Running Wild with Bear Grylls has just completed filming an episode in Iceland, female-focused wildlife series

Ryan Thomas spent quality time with his daughter Scarlett this weekend, hosting an incredible sleepover in their back garden. Scarlett, 11, who Ryan shares with his ex and former Coronation Street co-star Tina O'Brien, made the most of her time with her dad enjoying snacks and roasting marshmallows on a fire.

The UK was put into lockdown on Monday by Boris Johnson, but a host of celebrities have been offering their virtual help to keep kids entertained while everyone is urged to stay in their homes.